The story of the COPO (Central Office Production Order) Camaros is well known among muscle car enthusiast. The ability to order specially equipped high performance cars, unknown to the general public, it was a loop hole around the rules of GM. Making the average iron block 427 Camaro look an everyday occurrence is COPO option code 9560, or ZL1 as it’s better known.

With only 69 produced all together, ZL1’s are the rarest, and the baddest Camaro’s every built. With an all aluminum (block and heads) 427 cubic inch motor, they were light and fast. With only professional racers in mind, the cost of this optional drivetrain was an astronomical $4,160, more than the price of a base model V8 Camaro!!!!!! This absolutely stunning Fathom Green example has been authenticated by noted Camaro specialists as a real ZL1, leading to its complete rotisserie restoration. It has great owner history and always brings up the one inevitable question when viewed in the showroom, “Is that real?!?!”.